Quinyon Mitchell established himself as a top coverage defender in his rookie season, but his elite performance in coverage limited his opportunities for tackles, resulting in low IDP production. This trend is likely to continue as he develops further.

Quinyon Mitchell has emerged as one of the most reliable rookie cornerbacks this season, transitioning effectively from college competition. He has not allowed a touchdown into his coverage until Week 16 and has maintained a consistent performance, never earning a PFF coverage grade below 50.0. With seven games above 70.0, including a strong showing in the wild-card round where he allowed just two catches for 10 yards, Mitchell has been integral to the team's defensive resurgence.

Quinyon Mitchell has been a stabilizing force in the Eagles' secondary, earning a solid PFF coverage grade of 75.5. He ranks second on the team with nine pass breakups, showcasing his ability to impact the game significantly and contributing to the team's resurgence as a Super Bowl contender.

Quinyon Mitchell was a strong contender for the Defensive Rookie of the Year award for most of the season, showcasing impressive coverage skills alongside teammate Cooper DeJean. However, his stock took a hit following the Eagles' loss to the Washington Commanders in week 16, which may affect his chances of winning the award as the season comes to a close.

Quinyon Mitchell was targeted six times in the Eagles' victory over the Packers, allowing only two receptions for 10 yards. He recorded three defensive stops and achieved his first career interception, finishing the game with a 75.7 PFF grade.